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Intel Blogfather — Internet Strategiest Bryan Rhoads

Lots of great people hanging (read: drinking) and learning from each other up at Portland’s Internet Strategy Forum Summit in July. I watch from Cali as pals like Josh Bancroft helped organize folks for dinner. And folks like Intel Blogfather Bryan Rhoads was their “tapping pools of knowledge capital.” He is a great guy to learn from — big heart, good experience and great stories. Nice to hear him hook up with our PodTech pals Jeremiah and Scoble. I’ve learned so much from these guys, yet sometimes it feels like it’s just the beginning.

Bryan is Intel’s first Blogfather — they’ll be sequels — who led the first successful Intel blog pilot IT@Intel that later paved the way for a family of Intel blogs like Technology@Intel, Research@Intel and a handful of others. He has coined some of my favorite phrases like “there were pioneers, but now the settlers” are diving into social media. One of my favorites was: “One of my roles is to get out of the way” and let the bloggers do their thing. But one to live by: consensus building helps you get management to “get your back” so you can run and try things.

Watch for much more wisdom and greatness from the Blogfather staring in a new role inside Intel.

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Intel Blogfather — Internet Strategiest Bryan Rhoads

Lots of great people hanging (read: drinking) and learning from each other up at Portland’s Internet Strategy Forum Summit in July. I watch from Cali as pals like Josh Bancroft helped organize folks for dinner. And folks like Intel Blogfather Bryan Rhoads was their “tapping pools of knowledge capital.” He is a great guy to learn from — big heart, good experience and great stories. Nice to hear him hook up with our PodTech pals Jeremiah and Scoble. I’ve learned so much from these guys, yet sometimes it feels like it’s just the beginning.

Bryan is Intel’s first Blogfather — they’ll be sequels — who led the first successful Intel blog pilot IT@Intel that later paved the way for a family of Intel blogs like Technology@Intel, Research@Intel and a handful of others. He has coined some of my favorite phrases like “there were pioneers, but now the settlers” are diving into social media. One of my favorites was: “One of my roles is to get out of the way” and let the bloggers do their thing. But one to live by: consensus building helps you get management to “get your back” so you can run and try things.

Watch for much more wisdom and greatness from the Blogfather staring in a new role inside Intel.

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Video — Strike a Chord From Anywhere: Fun Intel TV Ads

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BFDq0DEXtg]

I came across this on YouTube this weekend.  I think I first saw this about a year ago and I have talked about it many time ssince.  It was an ad that aired in Latin American countries promoting Intel’s Centrino Mobile Technology (now Duo Processor technology) for laptops.  I wish this played in America, but I guess there are so many reasons why it didn’t.  Heck, maybe it can be “re-purposed” somehow!  Well, I’m thankful that at least we have YouTube!!

Thanks to adavila78 for the video.

Video — Strike a Chord From Anywhere: Fun Intel TV Ads

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BFDq0DEXtg]

I came across this on YouTube this weekend.  I think I first saw this about a year ago and I have talked about it many time ssince.  It was an ad that aired in Latin American countries promoting Intel’s Centrino Mobile Technology (now Duo Processor technology) for laptops.  I wish this played in America, but I guess there are so many reasons why it didn’t.  Heck, maybe it can be “re-purposed” somehow!  Well, I’m thankful that at least we have YouTube!!

Thanks to adavila78 for the video.

IT Rock Anthem Videos by Director Christopher Guest

Intel IT team has the flava!  As a source for great stories about how Intel technology is helping companies advance and stay on the productive cutting edge, the Intel IT team continues to try creative ways of telling and sharing their stories.

I remember attending the Intel vPro launch event in San Francisco last year.  There were tons of other companies there — man of they service or software provider — talking about how they’re impressed with the new Intel hardware with baked in manageability and security.  The challenge was convincing some that hardware could actually help security and manageability software — the two would work better together.

Here’s what’s been happening since the 2006 introduction — more info.

Here are some videos the IT team created with rockumentray wildman Christopher Guest from Spinal Tap fame.  Here’s where today’s best built-in hardware (chips) teams up with the best software running today’s business.  Together the future looks better.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12Icxthmpis]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSuaVfpKa7s]

Better quality videos here.

The Mighty Bong!

To most inside Intel, bong is that song you hear every five seconds somewhere around the world at the end of an Intel TV or radio.  Footage in this video spoof comes from a “Intel Inside Turns 10″ anniversary tape we shared with TV producers a few years ago.  It was a collection of TV ads that put Pentium on the map and many people’s memories — Intel Inside.  And here with this video the fun irony rings true — even Intel has tweaked the bong over the years.  Every few years it has seemingly become richer, deeper, more robust.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSuaVfpKa7s]

Fade Into You — Mesmerizing Mazzy Star Flashback on Facebook

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWvEXChflEE]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4L74LpWseM]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owP6MGa0HO4]

When I can, I try blogging about things I’m learning or trying to understand…but I keep falling deeper into Facebook!  I’m not the only one (thanks Jeremiah/Shel for the data) having this kind of affair.  This time I fell back to my college music days and found a wonderful collection of music (thanks to the iLike application) and videos from one of my favorite tripadelic bands, Mazzy Star.  YouTube is fun, but Facebook pulls YouTube and thousands of other killer online services together into areas that you control and share with others as you please.

There are tons of great groups to join and learn from.  Get that Facebook account open and join the huge Intel Network and groups for Intel Software Network team and the Intel Developer Forum.  I just wish we could upload and embed a video player so we could offer some fresh eye candy during IDF.

Facebook is a place for watching, learning, sharing, connecting, reviving and energizing your taste, aims and personality.  For business professionals, here’s insight from Jeremiah Owyang.  There are some things to be aware of, especially for parents — see this story about a friend of mine.

Back to Mazzy Star  — wow!  I got to catch up with some of my favorite tunes, sure, but it’s the new (old) songs and videos that mesmerized me.  I’ve never seen before.  It was even cool to see how people created their own videos using Mazzy Star music beds.Two more for an encore…

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRmylGCSn_0]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiEouyRrWII]

Fade Into You — Mesmerizing Mazzy Star Flashback on Facebook

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWvEXChflEE]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4L74LpWseM]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owP6MGa0HO4]

When I can, I try blogging about things I’m learning or trying to understand…but I keep falling deeper into Facebook!  I’m not the only one (thanks Jeremiah/Shel for the data) having this kind of affair.  This time I fell back to my college music days and found a wonderful collection of music (thanks to the iLike application) and videos from one of my favorite tripadelic bands, Mazzy Star.  YouTube is fun, but Facebook pulls YouTube and thousands of other killer online services together into areas that you control and share with others as you please.

There are tons of great groups to join and learn from.  Get that Facebook account open and join the huge Intel Network and groups for Intel Software Network team and the Intel Developer Forum.  I just wish we could upload and embed a video player so we could offer some fresh eye candy during IDF.

Facebook is a place for watching, learning, sharing, connecting, reviving and energizing your taste, aims and personality.  For business professionals, here’s insight from Jeremiah Owyang.  There are some things to be aware of, especially for parents — see this story about a friend of mine.

Back to Mazzy Star  — wow!  I got to catch up with some of my favorite tunes, sure, but it’s the new (old) songs and videos that mesmerized me.  I’ve never seen before.  It was even cool to see how people created their own videos using Mazzy Star music beds.Two more for an encore…

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRmylGCSn_0]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiEouyRrWII]

New Rules of Marketing & PR

David Meerman Scott talks with Jennifer Jones of Marketing Voices about his new book The New Rules of Marketing and PR. Engagement of a community, and having good content are key to success in this new environment.PR is focusing more on public relations rather than media relations these days, but the meaning of Public and Media are both important and ever changing.   It’s really about building and maintaining meaningful relationships.

There are lots of new rules out there, and this book hits an important moving target.

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Brian Oberkirch, Small Good Thing

This is one from Jeremiah Owyang that I gotta check out.

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